In this video golf tip, Australian PGA Golf Professional, Brian Fitzgerald “The Golf Doctor” discusses iron v wedge lie angle. Should they be different. Most iron shots require a little more power and the wedge shots require a little more finesse. So our irons and sand wedge swings are slightly different. This video shows you the difference.
Hello.
I’m Brian Fitzgerald The Golf Doctor.
And today I am going to discuss with you. Why your wedges should be at a different lie angle to your irons.
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My name is Brian Fitzgerald – I’m an Australian full time golf coach living in Melbourne and coaching at two venues. The Morack Public GC in Vermont South and the Lang Lang GC in beautiful South Gippsland (An hour and a quarter from Melbourne) where there are lot’s of Kangaroos.
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How long have you been a golf coach? I qualified as a full member of the Australian PGA back in 1985. Wow I don’t feel that old.
Why do you make videos for YouTube? That is a great question and one I get asked a lot. I love helping people play better golf and people tell me I have a very unique coaching style that is very simple to understand. We really should do things simpler. I just make them to help people and if people like my videos they can either come for a golf lesson in person or if that is not possible you could join my membership program and I can then view your golf swing or any part of your game and really help improve what you do.
Do you always change some ones golf swing? To be perfectly honest I try not to. If I do try to change some ones golf swing I have to have a pretty good reason for doing so and the client has to be fully engaged and committed to both regular coaching and practice in order to make that change. Most people say they will do both with good intentions but most fall away pretty quickly.
So my preference is to change things that will improve their score easily. There are so many different ways to do this.
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Thanks for watching!
Brian
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Dear Brian…if i am 1/1.5 degree flat on my 6 and 7 iron…what should be my PW and GW lie angles be?🙏
Brian, I just got fitted for 3 degree upright X flex irons and was looking to get a 50 degree gap wedge as my PW is 45 degrees. I am wondering if this gap wedge should be the same specs as my PW as I will likely be taking more full swings with this club? Is it just the more lofted wedges, 56, 60, 62, etc that will need to be 2-4 degrees flatter?
Hi Brian , As you know I had to stop playing golf last year and sold all my clubs , since then I've had 2 nerve ends removed and just been giving the go ahead to play again .
I was fitted for my pings get dot which if I'm right is .75 flat ,
my new irons I've bought well not new lol but I've bought a set of mizuno mx 11 irons which I think our 1 deg flat as standard to other clubs sorry if I'm wrong ,
so now coming to my wedges I've had a set of Cleveland 588 rotex wedges 2013 models black pearl , so when I go and get fitted for the irons your saying it's really important to get the wedges tones and can Cleveland wedges be moved by upto 4degs. .. 52 , 56 , and 60 ° … Any advice would be great …
thank you Brian ……. Jules